What is the circular economy?
What is the circular economy?
What does Circular Flanders do?
Circular Flanders is the hub and the inspiration for the circular economy in Flanders. A partnership of governments and businesses, civil society and the knowledge community in which cooperation is paramount. Actions are bundled into six thematic strategic agendas, in turn supported by seven strategic levers.
Working agendas
Working agendas are collaborative efforts that address the circular economy in six themes. For each theme, the partners draw up a flexible plan that includes ambitions, work paths and actions. The working agendas are guided by a public and private leader, supported by a core group.
Strategic levers
Levers are 'accelerators' that move work agendas forward. They address shared challenges and opportunities through one central approach. They are guided by leaders (government and private) with support from a core group. The partners come from different backgrounds, ranging from society and businesses to investors and government.
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Circular events
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Also want to do your bit for the circular economy? Curious how to put theory into practice? Discover tools and platforms, funding opportunities, targeted calls, training and more.
Learning Hub
Bite-sized workshops. Support in developing lessons. Updating your curriculum. In our learning hub, you'll find no shortage of inspiration to incorporate the theme of circularity into your profession or training. Take advantage of our methods and teaching materials.
CE Monitor
Where does the circular economy stand in Flanders and how fast is it progressing? To find out, we need to measure. The Circular Economy Support Centre devised a monitor that groups together 100 indicators. From high-level factors for all of Flanders to concrete figures at the level of products and services.
Themes
Ecodesign
Discover how ecodesign plays a major role in the circular transition.
Circular cities & regions
Discover how circularity is becoming more prominent in local governments as well.